Bills news: Brandon Beane uses Day 1 to stockpile picks

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Bills news: Brandon Beane uses Day 1 to stockpile picks

Brandon Beane moved back three times, adding significant draft capital while positioning the Bills to trade up on Day 2.

Bills news: Brandon Beane uses Day 1 to stockpile picks

Brandon Beane moved back three times, adding significant draft capital while positioning the Bills to trade up on Day 2.

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The Buffalo Bills entered the 2026 NFL Draft with seven selections and a bevy of positional needs to address with their draft picks.

On Thursday night, at Day 1 of the draft, the Bills opted to stockpile picks instead of adding a potential impact starter when it was their turn to pick towards the end of the first round.

President of football operations/general manager Brandon Beane traded back not once, not twice, but three times late in the round, adding picks to his arsenal while frustrating fans who wanted the team to use their first-round pick on a talent like Indiana wide receiver Omar Cooper Jr. (pictured below) or Auburn edge rusher Keldric Faulk

Today’s edition of Buffalo Rumblinks recaps the flurry of moves made on Day 1 and previews some of the best players available for the Bills on Day 2.

The Bills orchestrated three separate trade downs on Thursday night, working out deals with the Houston Texans, New England Patriots, and Tennessee Titans to stockpile picks. With the deals, Beane turned picks No. 26, 91, 165 into 35, 66, 101, 125, and 167, giving Buffalo nine selections, including five among the first 126 picks.

Linked below: Recapping Beane’s trades; find out how Beane aced the first round without making a pick; and a run through the updated list of draft picks Buffalo has for Rounds 2 through 7.

Bills trade down three times, out of the first round of the NFL draft entirely – Buffalo News (subscription required)

Buffalo Bills make three first-round trades with Texans, Patriots and Titans – newyorkupstate.com

How Brandon Beane turned one pick into a big Bills haul in draft – Democrat & Chronicle

Bills trade down three times, and out of first round – WGR 550

Bills trade down 3 times, slide out of first round of NFL Draft – WGRZ

Instant Reaction: Bills Trade Out Of First Round, 9 Picks Heading Into Day Two – BuffaloBills.com

The Bills just aced the first round of the NFL Draft without making a single selection – newyorkupstate.com

Lance Lysowski: Bills made the right call to trade out of first round with 3 deals – Buffalo News (subscription required)

What draft picks do the Bills have now? Updated list after trades – Democrat & Chronicle

Exploring the best players available for the Bills on Day 2 of the draft, a list that includes Texas Tech linebacker Jacob Rodriguez (pictured below), Ohio State defensive tackle Kayden McDonald, Texas A&M edge rusher Cashius Howell, Washington wide receiver Denzel Boston, Georgia defensive tackle Christen Miller, Georgia linebacker CJ Allen, and Toledo safety Emmanuel McNeil-Warren.

Plus, a run through several mock drafts to see who the draft pundits think Beane will take on Day 2 of the draft; making the case for adding an edge rusher/outside linebacker or inside linebacker with pick No. 35 in the second round; and offering up five intriguing linebacker options for the Bills to consider in the third round.

2026 NFL mock draft: Buffalo Bills turn three first-round trades into multiple contributors – newyorkupstate.com

Bills Day 2 Draft Files: After flurry of trades, what could they do next? – The Athletic (subscription required)

Bills 2026 draft: Here are 7 big targets left after Buffalo trades out of 1st round – newyorkupstate.com

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